Essay Writing Techniques for Pavana

The video tutorial guides students through the process of writing an analytical essay, focusing on the novel 'Pavana' by Deborah Ellis. It emphasizes the importance of structuring the introduction with key elements such as introducing the novel and author, stating a contention, and outlining main arguments. The tutorial also provides an example introduction and discusses the significance of avoiding first-person language to enhance writing sophistication.

What is the first step in writing an analytical essay on Pavana?

• Writing a conclusion first

• Reading the novel multiple times

• Understanding the author's background

• Starting with a strong introduction

Why is it important to follow key steps in essay writing?

• To reduce anxiety and ensure a good piece of writing

• To impress the teacher

• To finish the essay quickly

• To make the process more enjoyable

What should be included in the introduction of an essay?

• A detailed summary of the novel

• The author's biography

• Introduction of the novel, author, and stance

• A list of all characters

What is the purpose of providing a contention in the introduction?

• To summarize the novel

• To state whether the book is good or bad

• To list all the main arguments

• To clarify the writer's stance on the topic

How many main arguments should be introduced in the essay?

• Five

• Two

• Three

• Four

What is the significance of underlining 'Pavana' in the essay?

• To highlight the character's importance

• To distinguish between the book and the character

• To emphasize the author's name

• To make the essay look neat

Why should the use of 'I' be avoided in essays?

• It makes the essay sound informal

• It is already understood that the essay is the writer's opinion

• It makes the essay longer

• It is not allowed in academic writing